The Miscellaneous Works of Oliver GoldsmithMacmillan, 1893 - 695 Seiten |
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... animal which he called Fiddleback . He gave his mother a long rigmarole account of his adventures - how he had gone to Cork , taken his passage and sent his kit on board , and how , the captain having sailed without him , he had had to ...
... animal which he called Fiddleback . He gave his mother a long rigmarole account of his adventures - how he had gone to Cork , taken his passage and sent his kit on board , and how , the captain having sailed without him , he had had to ...
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... animals at the signs of massacre . If you put a tub full of blood into a ' stable , the horses are like to go mad . ' JOHNSON - ' I doubt that . ' GOLDSMITH- ' Nay , it is a fact well authenticated . ' THRALE - ' You had better prove it ...
... animals at the signs of massacre . If you put a tub full of blood into a ' stable , the horses are like to go mad . ' JOHNSON - ' I doubt that . ' GOLDSMITH- ' Nay , it is a fact well authenticated . ' THRALE - ' You had better prove it ...
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... animals of the crawling kind , such as worms and caterpillars . Of all the rest of that strange mixture , or jumble , of qualities that went to make Goldy , a sufficient account has already been given ; and , if one were dent on summing ...
... animals of the crawling kind , such as worms and caterpillars . Of all the rest of that strange mixture , or jumble , of qualities that went to make Goldy , a sufficient account has already been given ; and , if one were dent on summing ...
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... animal's distress , when we perceived the dogs and horsemen come sweeping along at some distance behind , and making the very path it had taken . I was instantly for THE VICAR OF WAKEFIELD . 9 A new and great Acquaintance intro- duced ...
... animal's distress , when we perceived the dogs and horsemen come sweeping along at some distance behind , and making the very path it had taken . I was instantly for THE VICAR OF WAKEFIELD . 9 A new and great Acquaintance intro- duced ...
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... animal itself finds the apart- ment sufficiently lightsome . And , to con- fess a truth , this man's mind seems fitted to his station ; for I never heard any one more sprightly than he was to day , when he conversed with you . " - This ...
... animal itself finds the apart- ment sufficiently lightsome . And , to con- fess a truth , this man's mind seems fitted to his station ; for I never heard any one more sprightly than he was to day , when he conversed with you . " - This ...
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